I need HELP!!!
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I need HELP!!!
Sup peeps,
well i need help; ever since i got my dc sports tcs2 catback, it has been hitting my Progress rear anti-sway bar. So i had to replace it with my OEM sway which sucks compeltly in handling... Anyways do you guys have any ideas as to how i can get the exhaust to stop hitting the sway bar or somehow reduce the noise from the exhaust hitting the bar?
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Injen
well i need help; ever since i got my dc sports tcs2 catback, it has been hitting my Progress rear anti-sway bar. So i had to replace it with my OEM sway which sucks compeltly in handling... Anyways do you guys have any ideas as to how i can get the exhaust to stop hitting the sway bar or somehow reduce the noise from the exhaust hitting the bar?
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Injen
Touch it... He won't bite, He'll just come at you pretty quick.
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Rep Power: 0 I just lowered my sway bar as low as it would go.. BTW I got greys endlinks. But it still hits.. I think the only way to stop it would be to get the hangers raised, or bend the exhaust pipe.
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Originally Posted by gearbox
thermotec exhaust wrap. Put some where it hits. I'll even send you some in an envelope for a few bucks if you want.
how much or where could i get it from?
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summit racing main store when I went home to nevada. Prolly could order online too. Its thick so it should stop rattle. Paid around $10 for small role.
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Originally Posted by XTREME2K2CIVIC
I just took off one of the rubber hangers in the rear and let it hang, it moves a bit but not much dosent hit the rear lip or anything...easy fix.
quick fix yes, but safe fix? IDK.
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Rep Power: 812 ya i wouldn't do that. Actaully after driving on some rough roads, i was surprised that one hanger had come loose on its own and was barely hangin on. At least if one goes you have the other. You could do zipties as a safer fix to raise it up so you have the hangers there in case they fail.
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Originally Posted by gearbox
ya i wouldn't do that. Actaully after driving on some rough roads, i was surprised that one hanger had come loose on its own and was barely hangin on. At least if one goes you have the other. You could do zipties as a safer fix to raise it up so you have the hangers there in case they fail.
actually i tried zipties lol, i thought it was a stupid idea but at least i didnt think of it alone...
I have been talking to R1Style and i think we are just gonna swap my 22mm bar and his 19mm bar. Think i will have problems out of the 19mm?
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